'I think of her work as quite sensual' // Flora Yukhnovich x Katy Hessel on Lee Krasner

In the second of a series of three videos exploring contemporary artists’ responses to our Lee Krasner exhibition, we talk to artist Flora Yukhnovich to learn more about her practice and what Krasner’s work means to her
Watch episode 1 with Chantal Joffe : bit.ly/2RUA4Xg
'Lee Krasner: Living Colour' is in the Art Gallery until 1 Sep bit.ly/2ArtFvD
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[@JulieEstebanArtiste]

I love the work of Flora Yukhnovich ! Thank for this vidéo and the great dialogue between the artist and Katy Hessel.

[@teodelfuego]

I’m a fan of Lee Krasner as well. However, the pre-drip work of Jackson Pollock is everything Lee aspired to but better. Sorry, angry feminists, but compare Pollock’s Gothic or the Peggy Guggenheim mural to the best of Lee’s work.
Flora exceeded Krasner and makes exciting work. Flora’s recent work is on par with the best of Abstract Expressionism